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US midterms 2026: Democrats flipped Texas, Kansas, Iowa, Ohio, North Carolina, South Carolina and Maine, handing Trump a lame duck presidency and producing historic firsts in Georgia, Texas and New Hampshire.
Philip and Kim English and their sons Callum, 12, and Jayden, nine, died after their Waterford home was set alight on October 13. Two other children remain in critical condition as Gardaí investigate.
The Prime Minister declined to call migration too high ahead of Shabana Mahmood's settlement reforms, as IPPR research shows a £115 billion net contribution.
A yellow fog warning covering 28 areas of England is in force until 10am, with visibility below 100 metres expected during the morning rush hour.
At least 68 people have died after a Renfe high-speed train struck a stationary Iryo train near Urda, Toledo, after a command centre ordered traffic to resume on a stretch where the security system had failed.
A congressional report finds Donald Trump's energy portfolio nearly doubled while families paid $101 billion more at the pump.
Storm Boelo is approaching, and legal experts have clarified that fence repair responsibility in the UK rests with the fence owner, not on boundary folklore.
New DWP rules require banks to share limited account details for millions of benefit claimants. What the checks cover, what is protected, and what liberals should watch.
Undercover ITV footage shows Reform UK figures calling for concentration camps and summary executions, exposing the gap between the party's public promises and private rhetoric.
The UK government has rejected an 88,000-signature petition to lower the State Pension age to 65, citing rising life expectancy and intergenerational fairness.
Cheshire Police sacked PC Anthony Spelman after a report found he sent rape fantasy texts and explicit messages to 12 women while on duty between April and September 2023.
Tiana Broadnax, who married James Broadnax two weeks before his April 30 execution in Texas, says prison staff wept as her husband died by lethal injection.
A jury heard that Simon Richardson, 35, allegedly dragged cyclist Michael Mullins beneath his Volvo for over a mile knowing he was trapped. He denies murder.
The inquest into the death of Samantha Phythian, a pregnant woman found in a burning van, confirms smoke inhalation as the cause. As a murder trial looms, questions about vulnerability and justice emerge.
An investigation into pedicab fraud near Parliament reveals systemic enforcement failures, raising questions about urban governance, consumer protection, and the balance between commercial freedom and the rule of law in London.
Over half of Canadians now avoid U.S. goods, a durable shift in consumer behavior driven by trade disputes. The trend extends globally, signaling a broader reassessment of American economic influence.
A new court marker in the UK will track domestic abuse offenders across the justice system, improving victim protection and accountability.
A new report reveals that 74% of Pip tribunal appeals succeed, exposing a DWP system that forces disabled claimants to wait years for fair decisions. The Timms Review promises reform, but experts say more is needed.
A midair attack on Flight FZ1073 was averted by passenger heroism, but it exposed critical security gaps and raised urgent questions about international aviation protocols.
When a terrorist attacked a synagogue on Yom Kippur, Andrew Franks was stabbed three times. He still managed to warn worshippers and save lives. His story is a testament to civic courage.
